
Cerco il Tuo volto
Cerco il Tuo volto
32 episodes listed below
Gospel reflection for Catholic seekers.
The gist
Cerco il Tuo volto gathers reflections on the Gospel of the day and Sunday readings. Recent episodes return to Nicodemus, Thomas, baptism, Resurrection, and the movement from private searching toward lived Christian trust.
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About Cerco il Tuo volto
Cerco il Tuo volto is a Catholic Gospel commentary feed centered on readings and reflections. Its recent episodes follow the Easter season with a steady devotional focus. The Gospel scenes are familiar, but the treatment is not merely summary. Nicodemus arrives at night, searching without fully exposing himself, and the commentaries use him to think about conscience, hesitation, rebirth, and the courage to ask serious questions. Thomas appears as the disciple who wants to see and touch before believing. That doubt is treated with patience. It becomes a way to speak about the human need for proof, the difficulty of trusting another person's testimony, and the mercy that meets people inside unfinished faith. The Resurrection is presented as more than a private consolation. It creates communion, a shared life, and a community capable of welcoming those who struggle to believe. Baptism and being born from above recur as images of renewal, not escape from ordinary life. The reflections also return to the Spirit as a force of freedom, something beyond mere cause and effect. Another episode follows the disciples at the sea of Tiberias, where failure gives way to a new beginning when Jesus is recognized. Love, trust, and the witness of others become practical ways of seeing. The show works in a devotional register. It assumes interest in Scripture, Catholic language, and the liturgical calendar. It does not need long interviews or production spectacle. Its strength is repetition with variation: a Gospel passage, a spiritual reading, and a pointed invitation to reconsider faith, doubt, community, and renewal. The result is quiet, regular, and explicitly Christian.
Made for: For Catholic listeners and spiritually curious Christians who want Gospel commentary tied to prayer, doubt, renewal, and community. It especially fits devotional routines and liturgical-season listening.
What sets it apart: The show gathers named Gospel commentaries into a feed, giving familiar readings a rotating set of pastoral angles. Recent episodes stand out for treating doubt and hesitation as serious parts of faith rather than simple failures.
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Lettura dei commenti al Vangelo del giorno o della domenica.
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Episodes
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don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 11 Aprile 2026
Don Luigi Maria Epicoco commenta il Vangelo dell'11 aprile 2026, esplorando la resurrezione di Gesù come esperienza che inizia con l'incredulità dei discepoli e si evolve da testimonianza personale a fede collettiva.
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don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 12 Aprile 2026
Don Luigi Maria Epicoco reflects on the Gospel reading for April 12, 2026, emphasizing how mercy and faith overcome doubt, as illustrated by Thomas's story.
·2m - 3
Paolo Curtaz - Commento al Vangelo del 13 Aprile 2026
Paolo Curtaz comments on the Gospel reading for April 13, 2026, focusing on Nicodemus's nighttime encounter with Jesus.
Apr 12, 2026·3m - 4
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 13 aprile 2026
This episode features a commentary on the Gospel of April 13, 2026, focusing on the story of Nicodemus meeting Jesus at night and discussing spiritual rebirth through water and spirit.
Apr 12, 2026·7m - 5
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 13 Aprile 2026
Don Luigi Maria Epicoco comments on the Gospel reading for Monday, April 13, 2026, focusing on John 3:1-8.
Apr 12, 2026·3m - 6
don Andrea Vena - Commento al Vangelo di domenica 12 aprile 2026
This episode is a commentary on the Gospel for the second Sunday of Easter, focusing on the story of Thomas and the importance of community in experiencing the joy of Jesus' resurrection.
Apr 10, 2026·2m - 7
don Alfonso Giorgio - Commento al Vangelo di domenica 12 Aprile 2026
This episode discusses the significance of the Sunday after Easter, exploring its historical names like 'Sunday in albis' and 'Divine Mercy Sunday', and uses the story of Thomas to reflect on the nature of faith and the need for proof.
Apr 10, 2026·4m - 8
don Fabio Rosini - Commento al Vangelo di domenica 12 aprile 2026
This episode analyzes the Gospel story of Thomas's doubt after Jesus's resurrection, connecting it to the early Christian community's emphasis on shared faith and communion rather than individualistic belief.
Apr 10, 2026·7m - 9
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 11 Aprile 2026
Don Luigi Maria Epicoco commenta il Vangelo dell'11 aprile 2026, esplorando la resurrezione di Gesù come esperienza che inizia con l'incredulità dei discepoli e si evolve da testimonianza altrui a storia personale.
Apr 10, 2026·3m - 10
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 10 Aprile 2026
Apr 9, 2026·2m - 11
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 10 aprile 2026
Apr 9, 2026·9m - 12
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 9 Aprile 2026
Apr 8, 2026·3m - 13
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 8 Aprile 2026
Apr 7, 2026·3m - 14
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 7 Aprile 2026
Apr 6, 2026·2m - 15
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 5 aprile 2026
Father Enzo Fortunato delivers a commentary for Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026.
Apr 5, 2026·13m·1 clip - 16
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 6 aprile 2026
Father Enzo Fortunato delivers a Gospel commentary for April 6, 2026, focusing on the resurrection narrative from Matthew.
Apr 5, 2026·10m·1 clip - 17
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 6 Aprile 2026
Apr 5, 2026·3m - 18
[Pasqua] - Preghiera del giorno 5 aprile 2026 - Alle prime luci, la pietra rotolata
Apr 4, 2026·2m - 19
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 5 Aprile 2026
Apr 4, 2026·3m - 20
Paolo Curtaz - Commento al Vangelo del 4 Aprile 2026 - Sabato Santo
Apr 3, 2026·3m - 21
don Fabio Rosini - Commento al Vangelo di domenica 5 aprile 2026
Apr 2, 2026·6m - 22
don Alfonso Giorgio - Commento al Vangelo di domenica 5 Aprile 2026
Apr 2, 2026·4m - 23
Paolo Curtaz - Commento al Vangelo del 3 Aprile 2026
Apr 2, 2026·3m - 24
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 3 Aprile 2026
Apr 2, 2026·3m - 25
[Venerdì Santo] - Preghiera del giorno 3 aprile 2026 - Ai piedi della Croce: Accogliere il sacrificio d'Amore
Apr 2, 2026·2m - 26
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 3 aprile 2026
Apr 2, 2026·7m - 27
Preghiera del giorno 2 aprile 2026 - Chinarsi per Amare: Preghiera sulla Lavanda dei Piedi
Questa preghiera riflette sul gesto di Gesù che lava i piedi dei discepoli durante il Giovedì Santo, invitando all'umiltà e al servizio come espressione d'amore.
Apr 1, 2026·2m - 28
don Luigi Maria Epicoco - Commento al Vangelo del 2 Aprile 2026
A priest provides commentary on the Gospel reading for April 2, 2026, offering spiritual reflection and religious guidance.
Apr 1, 2026·4m - 29
Paolo Curtaz - Commento al Vangelo del 2 Aprile 2026
Apr 1, 2026·3m - 30
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 2 aprile 2026
Apr 1, 2026·10m - 31
Paolo Curtaz - Commento al Vangelo del 1 Aprile 2026
Paolo Curtaz provides a commentary on the Gospel reading for April 1, 2026, focusing on Judas's betrayal of Jesus and exploring his motivations and tragic outcome.
Mar 31, 2026·2m - 32
p. Enzo Fortunato - Commento al Vangelo del 1 aprile 2026
Father Enzo Fortunato delivers a Gospel commentary for April 1, 2026, focusing on Judas's betrayal of Jesus for thirty pieces of silver during Holy Week.
Mar 31, 2026·11m·1 clip